In Oracle Enterprise Linux, not able redirect pvscan output

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In Oracle Enterprise Linux, not able redirect pvscan output

Hi,

I'm not able to redirect output of ovscan and vgscan commands to a file in Oracle Enterprise Linux.

Please suggest something.

Thanks

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